perhaps intended to serving the expanding population in medieval times . despite this , it seems to have remained as a chapel of ease rather than become a parish church in its own right . the chapel is sometimes referred to as " hen gap ##el ll ##ig ##wy " ( " hen " being the welsh word for " old " and " cape ##l " meaning " chapel " ) . the walls were partially rebuilt in the 14th century , and the upper parts of the walls date from this time . a chapel was added to the south side of the building in the 16th century . a vault under the south chapel was used to bury members of a local family , the
perhaps intended to serving the expanding population in medieval times. despite this, it seems to have remained as a chapel of ease rather than become a parish church in its own right. the chapel is sometimes referred to as " hen gapel lligwy " ( " hen " being the welsh word for " old " and " capel " meaning " chapel " ). the walls were partially rebuilt in the 14th century, and the upper parts of the walls date from this time. a chapel was added to the south side of the building in the 16th century. a vault under the south chapel was used to bury members of a local family, the